Grove City College Announces 1910 Commencement Class
Grove City college will hold its annual commencement Thursday this week. The Class of 1910 lists graduates across Literary Music and Art departments including Robert L. Barber Arthur Cribbs Paul Bakin and DeWitt Brown among others with many names linked to Grove City and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove City College
Robert L. Barber
Arthur Cribbs
Paul Bakin
Addison R. Hodge
Josephine Hammond
McCook
Neb
Samuel Johnston
Burgettstown
C. G. Johnston
North Jackson
Rosa Leehner
Tioga
J. Francis Mitchel
Eau Claire
Bertha Moore
Oakdale
Dean Nesbit
Butler
Alexander P. Watson
Shippensburg
Ralph G. Whitamey
Ashley Summerwin
Calcutta
Frank Eakin
Jorge Arthur Cribbs
Grove City
DeWitt Brown
Bessie Boyer
Finleyville
Trene Burns
North Washington
Julia Cross
Clintonville
Helen Courtney
Mabel Ellenberger
Karnes City
Elsie Falcon
North Florence
Sue Galloway
Greenville
Margaret Hutchinson
Salt Lake City
Utah
W. Lyons
Stella Miller
Elizabeth McKay
Plummer O. Nixon
Elmon
Edna Patton
New Castle
Margaret Porter
Harrisville
Lenore Richey
Tionesta
Vella Tinker Holliday
Rev John to Preach at Almira Home Services
Rev W J John pastor of Emanuel Baptist Church will conduct services Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Almira Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Almira
W. J. John
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Almira Home
Charlton Suspected in Charlton Murder En Route to America
Italian authorities believe Porter Charlton fled Genoa for New York aboard the Verona or Virginia, after the Mary Scott Castle Charlton murder. Consul Caughy cites a missing trunk as motive evidence. Russian suspect Ispolatoff to be released, while rumors about Estelle Reid are dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter Charlton
Lake Como
M. Constantine Ispolatoff
United Press
Como
Italy
Mary Scott Castle Charlton
New York
Italian Steam Navigation Company
Verona
Genoa
Virginia
Charlton
U. 8
Leishman
MU. 8
Caughy
Milan
Constantine Ispolatoff
Montrasio
Signora Eliza Caprani
Secola
Abandoned Steubenville Foundry Ends 94 Year Run
The Means foundry in Steubenville Ohio, in operation since 1816, founded by Arthur Philip and Robert Carroll, has been abandoned. It survived panics and was once connected to President McKinley’s father who worked as a moulder in the 1820s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Arthur Philip
Robert Carroll
Alleghenies
McKinley
Sharon woman arrested for speakeasy bail jumping
Mrs. Teresa Carli of Sharon has jumped her $75 bail for a speakeasy charge and cannot be located. The River Jordan is to be harnessed by electric light companies for commercial use, while the Styx remains immune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teresa Carli
Sharon
Jordan
Styx
Indianapolis Star
Pułaski District Sabbath School Meet Held in New Bedford
New Castle sent prominent members to the 15th annual Pułaski District Sabbath School convention at New Bedford Presbyterian church. Delegates from Pulaski and nearby towns attended three sessions with topics on Sunday school success, district efficiency, and citizenship, plus reports from county churches. The next convention is planned for June 1911 at Mahoning U P church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Pulaski
Mahoning
George R. Allen
Franc Calderwood
Blanche Nesbit
C. C. Cox
Jennie Cox
Margaret Walker
Frank Moeschberger
M. W. Leslie
Thomas McKee
Miss Francee
Lester Gibson
Not Dead Yet Jamieson Proves Alive in Denver Tale
Denver resident William A. Jamieson, once thought deceased by the U.S. pension department, explains a 1864 Andersonville grave misattribution. He escaped captivity at Plymouth, N C, and later learned to sign his name. Comrades taught him and he wrote to a New York paper seeking a female correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
William A. Jamieson
Ernest and Crammer
Pension Department
United States
Andersonville
William Jamieson
Jamieson
Plymouth
N. C
New York
Peary’s Pole Quest Ends Treasury Post
The explorer Peary left a steady government appointment to pursue Arctic fame at the North Pole. His departure marked a risk to his livelihood as he chased the distant goal that defined his career.
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by New Castle Testimony
New Castle resident John Catterson of 120 Cumberland Avenue testifies Doan's Kidney Pills provide immediate and lasting relief from kidney trouble. He endorses the remedy and urges others to try it, noting it never fails to help. Sold by all dealers for 59 cents. FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
New Castle
John Catterson
Cumberland Avenue
Doan
Foster-Milburn, Co
Buffalo
New York
United
Matting Sale Offers China and Jap Designs in Wide Range
On Wednesday June 18 1914 B&B advertises a large matting sale with over 100 styles in China and Jap designs. It lists 65 rolls 180 warp long straw Jap mattings and carpet patterns at 30 cents per matting and 20 cents per yard, plus 25 rolls extra heavy Jap matting at 12.50 per 40-yard roll or 35 cents per yard. Also features heavy jointless China matting 8.50 per 40-yard roll or 25 cents per yard, and 116-warp superior China matting at 12.50 per 40-yard roll or 35 cents per yard.
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America
Lawrence Auto CO
Mercer Street
New Bedford
S. M. Porter
Myra L. Poland
Ella Porter
Florence Gibson
Mary May Walker
Lowellville
James Bleck
North Pole
Peary
Mary
Ambuhl Bros. Piano Co
Pittsburg Street
New Castle, Pa
E. Washington Street
E. Washington St
Union 44
Ohio Theatre
South Mill Street
Makiro and Company
Kellar
Thomas & Butler
Matt Kobb
Don Rodick
Treko Perfume
Daniel Stewart Company
Indianapolis
B&b
Mattings
Soggs & Buhl
North Side
Pittsburgh, Pa
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